One-Room Schoolhouses in Maryland

James Gibb

At the October 14 CCASM in-person meeting Jim Gibb described the typical architecture of one-room schoolhouses.  He also explored the variability in their architecture and related how this variability leads to clues to unique local histories as well as conflicts among educational theories that continue to this day.

Dr. James Gibb is sole proprietor of Gibb Archaeological Consulting and a Research Associate at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.

 

Socially Distancing Attendees

The October CCASM Meeting was held in the Port Tobacco Courthouse in Port Tobacco, MD.  We would like to thank the Society for the Restoration of Port Tobacco for allowing us to use the Courthouse for the meeting.

Attendance: 10 members